NBT issue 33

Volume VII Number 33
August 19-25, 1999

On Our Cover: You can have smoke without barbecue, but you sure can't have good barbecue without smoke. Illustration by Jim Hunt.
Dock of the Bay Bay Bounty: She-Crabs Bearing Cash * Tickled to Turn 40: Calvert Library Books a B'day Bash * In West Annapolis, McRooster Helps Scratch Out Crime * Earth Journal: August * plus, Way Downstream, In Virginia, wetlands reduced Out of the Potomac River, fewer crabs In the Atlantic off New England, many fish rebound plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Also from Utah, a timely use for cow pies.
Where there's Smoke There's Barbecue by J. Alex Knoll -- NBT's Indispensable Guide to Meaty Eating, whether you're looking for the roots of barbacoa, the how-to of barbecue or the places servin' it up.
Bay Life Musician Craig Carr Lands Big Fish
Bay Bites Annapolis' Little Rome: Ristorante Piccola Roma.
Between the Covers Helen Chappell's Giving up the Ghost *New this Week*
Editorial Drying Times: Beyond Water Cops and Prayer
Letters to the Editor When a Kiss Doesn't Miss; In Heat, Hidden Symptoms; Best "Burying Ground" Coverage
Bay Reflection Mary Catherine Burns Appears to a Full Audience
Burton on the Bay Where the Water Doesn't Go
Chesapeake Outdoors Fishing with Random Abandon
Earth Journal August
Not Just for Kids The story of The Bubble Monster, a search for sand-dollar twins, creepy critters.

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